Hello, fan of an NFL team. MGoBlog excruciatingly scouts every Michigan play, and scores them to inform our coverage. Since mi atleta es su atleta now, here we share what we're sharing. Quickly: Brainy, hard-working leader of the offensive line who made his mark in one season at Michigan as a mauling center who tossed blockers aside and centered the best OL in college football in spite of limited athleticism. Draft Projection: Oluwatimi right now seems to project towards the back-end of the draft overall. He's firmly a Day 3 prospect according to many draft boards, based largely on perceived low upside, connected to his less-than-ideal athleticism for an NFL center. Moreover, Oluwatimi is exclusively a center, with very little guard experience, so teams are likely ranking him lower on their boards than someone who seems more suited to fill in at multiple IOL positions. The lack of versatility hurts Oluwatimi in particular as someone who scouts do not project as a starter.
Hello, fan of an NFL team. MGoBlog excruciatingly scouts every Michigan play, and scores them to inform our coverage. Since mi atleta es su atleta now, here we share what we're sharing. Quickly: Solid, athletic Y TE with multiple years of production at Michigan and proficiency in many areas of the game. Draft Projection: Seems like a standard mid-round TE, probably 3rd to 4th round. Schoonmaker doesn't do much of anything that make NFL Draft scouts go crazy, but in a deep TE draft where players like Darnell Washington and Michael Mayer are the sexy names threatening the first round, Schoonmaker could be a great value pick deep in the draft. He's got elite athleticism for the position, with ideal speed, size, and strength to play TE in the NFL. He rarely jumped off the page at Michigan and his age (25 in September) likely limits his upside, but Schoonmaker feels like a solid high floor pick that a team will zero in on. NFL Comp: I am far from an expert on this kind
Hello, fan of an NFL team. MGoBlog excruciatingly scouts every Michigan play, and scores them to inform our coverage. Since mi atleta es su atleta now, here we share what we're sharing. Quickly: Tall former HS TE who moved to OL and became Michigan's starting LT for each of the past two seasons, a capable performer in both the run and passing game but who was never the feature of the line. Draft Projection: Hayes appears to be in the later round territory (5th-7th), with a decent chance of slipping into the UDFA zone. Hayes was a solid starter for Michigan who earned All-B1G honors, but he never seriously threatened for first team honors nor was ever considered the best OL on his own offensive line. He has multiple years of starting experience on an elite NCAA line with ideal size for the tackle position, but his results against elite pass-rushers leave reason for concern. Hayes lacks the sort of high-end traits scouts are looking for but his experience and success at the